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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 02, 1935

Page

6

Canada reports vast farm land and rail plans in brief

The 1935 Canada annual rail system report shows 2 963 agricultural families on 335 126 acres. A proposed six mile tunnel under the channel between Japan and Kyushu costs 5 400 000. Manitoba Poultry Federation formed in Winnipeg with Robert C. McGregor as president.

Canadian National Railways House of Commons Kyushu Manitoba Poultry Federation Winnipeg Robert C. McGregor Carman Man Britain Edward Albert Sharpey- Schafer Schafer Northumberland

A Queer Combination of Blind Musicians in England

Six blind musicians form an orchestra in England aided by wireless broadcasts. They learned by memory the pieces they perform. Next month they plan to play at a Leeds Town Hall dance. Dancers, all deaf or hard of hearing, will learn by watching others, and the pairings may seem unlikely yet show triumph over handicap.

England Leeds Town Hall

Longevity and aging in horses and a Chinese river flood control note

A horse’s life is typically 25 to 30 years though some English accounts mention horses living past 60. Old age may begin around 40 or 80 when daydreams shift from tomorrow to yesterday. The Yangtse Kiang river in China has 7,000 miles of dikes.

Yangtse Kiang River China

Ting Reveals Your Character By Lawrence Graphologist

A Winnipeg Newspaper Union notice invites readers to submit handwriting samples for personality analysis by Lawrence Hibbert. The notice explains how past marriages and personal traits are inferred from writing, offering private, confidential feedback and optional character analyses for a fee, with mailing details and return envelopes.

Ting Lawrence Lawrence Hibbert Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man

Polish Scientist Promises Gold Increase With Z-Ray Claim

Authorities in Paris caution that the ejected gold could become base metal, possibly lead, if true but ridiculed by some. M. Bonn testifies Dan Skowsky’s apparatus at San Remo yields far larger gold quantities. Maitre Legrande plans to seek retrial after a Paris court sentenced Dunikowsky to two years for fraud.

Dunikowsky Paris M. Bonn Dan Skowsky San Remo Italy Jean Charles Legrande

Lima Peru Celebrates Four Hundredth Birthday

The City of Lima marked its four hundredth birthday in January. A quiz of data notes that approximately 20 percent of school children under 20 have defective sight. Additionally a series of odd facts and domestic tips are cited, including iodine content in oysters and maintenance advice for hoes.

Lima Peru

Why He Was Excited Music Tommy Dropped Ham Sandwich Into Ballot Box

A Saar plebiscite tale recalls British soldiers ready to count ballots. A Dutchman argued with a Yorkshire‑talking Tommy until a sergeant intervened. The Tommy had dropped a ham sandwich into the ballot box, necessitating official procedures to retrieve it, after which the incident closed amicably.

Tommy Yorkshire New Statesman Nation

What To Do About Acid Indigestion

A reader guidance note suggests fast relief from acid indigestion using Phillips Milk of Magnesia tablets with care to obtain the genuine Phillips product. The tablet form is promoted as an effective quick fix, emphasizing authenticity and Canada-made manufacture.

Canada FORD

Apricot And Pineapple Delight From Betty Barclay

Dessert recipe combines dried apricots with apricot juice and water, tapioca, sugars, salt, canned pineapple, pineapple juice and lemon juice. Soak apricots two hours, simmer until tender, then bake in moderate oven thirty minutes stirring periodically. Serve on lettuce with cream. Serves eight. Worcestershire sauce adds a tang and the dish is chilled before serving.

Accident in the Loire air battle wounds two houses

During a French air exercise near Tours a fighter collided with another, tearing one plane in two and smashing two houses below. The pilot survived after parachuting into the Loire River while the second plane was only scratched.

France Tours Loire

Smallest Dynamo Unemployed Istvan Zimmerhann Claims Tiny Device

Istvan Zimmerhann of Szekesfehervar Hungary presents a claimed world’s smallest dynamo about four millimetres high. He assembled the parts under a home made microscope, taking four months to prepare the drawing and build the device.

Istvan Zimmerhann Szekesfehervar Hungary

Fashion Fancies Pattern Dress for Sizes 36 to 48

Ellen Worth presents pattern No. 684 a simple smart dress designer aimed at figures 36 to 48 inches. It calls for 3 1 2 yards of 39 inch fabric plus 1 yard of 35 inch contrasting material. The Spring Fashion Magazine highlights many small family models and notes the packing industry now produces about 140 by products from animal parts once treated as waste.

Ellen Worth Nipeg Newspaper Union

Heartbeats of animals in winter hibernation drop

Researchers report animal heart rates plummet during winter hibernation, falling to as few as one to ten beats per minute in certain species. The finding highlights metabolic slowing and energy conservation processes in dormant mammals and reptiles.

Historic Chapel Reopened at Sheffield Cathedral

Dr Leonard Burrows, bishop of Sheffield, reopened Shrewsbury chapel inside Sheffield Cathedral after four centuries. Our Lady’s Aisle, burial site of forgotten family members, is enhanced as the organ moves to the west end. Chancel will regain its original medieval dimensions.

Leonard Burrows Sheffield Shrewsbury Shefield Cathedral Zaris Rowley Hill

New Aid For Blind Uses Electric Eye Inventions

A Soviet aircraft pioneer claims to have invented an electric eye that transmits visual images into electric impulses. The device allegedly allows the blind to perceive shapes by concentrating on silhouettes and outlines.

A.ckman Airaios Ieee Ener Ieee Anita Oes

Yew Machine Perfected in New South Wales

A machine designed at Melbourne University to determine the centre of gravity of the human body was described by Prof. Osborne before the Physiological Section of the Science Congress. The device, though heavy, is highly sensitive. placing a weight of one third of an ounce one foot from its centre disturbs balance, and the instrument could help assess centre of gravity disturbances in certain diseases.

New South Wales Melbourne University Science Congress Melbourne Osborne A. HL. Paul

Istanbul Assigns Streets for Pedestrians and Vehicles

Istanbul plans to separate paths for pedestrians and for vehicles with exclusive streets and one way trials. Traffic lights were tried and dropped amid chronic congestion in narrow winding lanes. Pure water is densest at 4 degrees Celsius.

Istanbul Turkey

Gasoline and Its Science From Gas to Fuel

Gasoline is a hydrocarbon mix ignited in engines by sparks. Ethyl gasoline uses lead bromide traces from bromide additives. Cracking oils at high pressure raises gasoline yield from crude oil. Hydrogen-treated coal in hot oil may produce lubricants and fuels as oil supplies wane.

Gordon H. Guest M.A Texas Oklahoma

Wilkins Plans New Sub Ice Boat For Arctic Venture

Sir Hubert Wilkins, arriving in Miami from Lima via Pan American Airways, said he will start building a special sub ice craft for another Arctic attempt. He noted his previous failed 1931 dive and claimed the undersea boat would be “very aiming” to follow the Nautilus adventure and leave off everything unnecessary.

China Buys Old Tires From U S Market

China begins absorbing large volumes of old tires shipped from the United States to Shanghai. A steamer carried 100 pressed bundles averaging twenty tires per bundle. The tires mostly become sandals for laborers as minerals studies target Alaska Railroad tonnage and London allocates 20 million dollars for new police buildings.

China United States Shanghai

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